Overview
- MLB Network's Jon Heyman reported the agreement, and the Reds have not announced the signing.
- Reports on Monday indicated a $6.5 million salary for 2026, though financial terms have not been confirmed by the club.
- Johnson posted a 3.05 ERA over 65 games for the Braves in 2025 and leaned on a curveball he threw 72.1% of the time.
- Cincinnati is reshaping its bullpen after offseason turnover, with Johnson viewed as late-inning depth alongside returning closer Emilio Pagan.
- The move takes a target off the market for other teams seeking relief help, including the Diamondbacks, who were reported to have interest.